Keynote address – Alberta Construction Safety Association Conference

Oct 26, 2023

We are excited to share that Liz Horvath from Opening Minds team will be delivering the keynote address at the Alberta Construction Safety Association Conference in Calgary (Nov 22-23). The theme of the conference is, “Healthy minds, safe workplaces: Constructing a safety culture.” This is an idea we can completely get behind! Joining Liz will be Opening Minds’ Tiana Field-Ridley who will be delivering a fantastic session on what organizations can do to prevent burnout.

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